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06 Sept 2025
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Dermot Bannon
Dermot Bannon has revealed that the latest series of Room to Improve is set to return to TV screens early next month.
The hugely popular home improvements show will be back for another season on September 8 and will also feature a Tipperary home in one of the episodes, according to the TV presenter himself.
The architect shared a snap of a property in the Premier County to his own Instagram account over the weekend using the caption "sneak peak" and fans are already freeing up their Sunday evening schedules in anticipation.
View this post on Instagram#sneakpeak #roomtoimprove back in two weeks today!!! @rteone Bit of timber slatting going on
Read more: Tipperary couple set to appear on RTE's Room to Improve this Sunday
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